For a deep clean, literally every surface must be cleaned, kitchens emptied and cleaned, light fixtures, the list goes on.

I removed popcorn ceilings, painted all walls (inside and out), replaced and changed out light fixtures (inside and outside), furnished the entire home, and created a fun outdoor space (fire pit, grill, picnic area, outdoor games - including wiffle ball!).

- Is it worth hiring someone to put in recessed lighting or should I stick with current electrical and just put in LED bulbs? 

In Fall 2022 I bought a 3/2 (half of a duplex) in a neighborhood that’s in the early stages of up and coming, my thought was to get a rental to break even or lightly cash flow and appreciate over time as the neighborhood improved.

This has resulted in an unexpected financial burden of $7500.In light of these circumstances, I am seeking advice from you all on the legal options available to me.

To disperse risk and improve long-term growth potential, think about investing in a variety of property kinds, regions, and asset classes.Feasibility of the Plan:An experienced investor would see your idea as well-thought-out and doable, especially in light of the local need for student accommodation.

Two months later, Lance actually bought a Green Light lead I sent him.

Can anyone adviceboth is about same price and similar location.property 1) almost all window facing north ( no direct Sun light , but is about 1000 square feet and feel about 30% bigger than property 2property 2) all window facing south, direct Sun light all day, but is about 800 square feet and feel 30% smaller compare to propoerty 1.which one would you choose if you are facing those two decisions.thank you

Keep in mind, the transactional costs of selling a property in Philadelphia with the high transfer taxes and brokerage fees (althoug these are expected to be reduced in light of the landmark NAR settlement that occurred yesterday), adds additional transactional costs, especially in instances where the home was purchased as recently as last year as is the case with your home.

@Mark Heidenberg do NOT treat this lightly!